Look at climate change through the lens of some of the world's best photojournalists (aka World Press Photo finalists)

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Made a brief return to an old beat for a look at the solar panels on the roof of King's College, Cambridge chapel & what they tells us about the Church of England and decarbonisation

🐺 LONG READ: Wolves are making a comeback in Europe, but their growing presence everywhere from rural Germany to the Alps is making farmers and some politicians question the EU climate and conservation policies that made it possible

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If the world is on course for 2.8C of warming, is it fair, or even realistic, to expect banks to align their loan books and financing activities with 1.5C? That’s the question a frustrated UBS banker put to regulators: bloomberg.com/news/features/… for Bloomberg with Natasha White

Austin startup Icon on Tuesday unveiled technologies, including an AI architect and a new home-building robot, that it says could usher in an era of lower cost, lower carbon and climate-resilient homes in wildly novel designs. 🧵

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Investing in cat bonds was the most profitable hedge fund strategy of 2023. Here’s how one firm made a fortune using science to bet on nature trib.al/ZOm88hV

Snowmobiles are finally getting the Tesla treatment — electric versions are cleaner, quieter and increasingly cost-competitive. Just be careful around fresh powder.

Bloomberg's Kyle Stock explains: trib.al/8wFyKkH

Breaking: Austin startup Icon today unveiled technologies, including an AI architect and a new home-building robot, that promise an era of lower cost, lower carbon and climate-resilient homes in wildly novel forms. Bloomberg Green got an early look.
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A Texas regenerative ranch lost property and animals in the Smokehouse Creek fire. But what may have happened to the carbon stored below ground in the soil is less clear.

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The Paris Olympics won't have a lot of eye-popping new architecture, since it's mostly using existing buildings in order to cut carbon. Where it is building new - like the Aquatics Center in Saint-Denis - it's prioritizing wood. Feargus O'Sullivan Jenny Che bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Europe will be 3C hotter even if the world succeeds in limiting global warming to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. Here's how the continent plans to cope 👇bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

“Last resort” state home insurance programs are absorbing trillions of dollars in risk as private insurers pull out of the US markets most prone to wildfires and hurricanes.

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Solar installations are showing up in unusual and creative places. From golf courses, to closed landfills and art installations, here's my latest for Bloomberg Green on unexpected places to find a solar farm bloomberg.com/news/features/…

John Kerry is stepping down as US climate envoy this week. His long career as a statesman brought big wins, but also made him a sometimes-awkward defender of the largest historic emitter.

With Jennifer A. Dlouhy

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The world is burning again from Texas to Australia, as climate change fuels hot, dry conditions in months that used to be colder and wetter bloomberg.com/news/features/… via Bloomberg Green

🧵Thirty miles south of Johannesburg lies what may be the most polluted place on earth - the Vaal Triangle
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Hot takes about LNG aplenty.

Hotter takes are about the US decision to pause LNG approvals.

Hottest takes are those about the researcher whose work is causing the LNG industry headache.

Aaron Clark brings great reporting to all the takes. bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Politicians on both sides of the Atlantic are attacking and rolling back climate policies, casting doubt on the pace of emissions cuts bloomberg.com/news/features/… via Bloomberg Green

Next time you’re out for lunch, try playing a little game: Without looking it up, can you find the most & least climate-friendly options on the menu? Here's a hint: If there’s beef, that’s probably it.

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NEW: Wind Farms Are Overstating Their Output — And Consumers Are Paying For It
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